Sentence examples for changes in the rest from inspiring English sources
As an advancing lobe drags a cell forward, the same signals trigger drastic changes in the rest of the cell.
And conceivably the pricing changes that the government wants Microsoft to follow could force pricing changes in the rest of the industry.
Duke was No. 1 for the third straight week and Michigan State was again second, but there were plenty of changes in the rest of the top 25.
Structural analysis of Cs1, PAK and K122-4 pilins reveal substitutions of non-conserved residues in the RBD are compensated for by complementary changes in the rest of the pilin monomer.
Movements in switch I and P loop facilitate changes in the rest of the motor domain, in particular the rotation of H18, whose stiffness within the motor domain is crucial in the R → PR transition.
They've employed many innovative practices, including longer school days and focused curricula, but there is little evidence that charter schools have influenced changes in the rest of their school districts.
In the esophageal body, there may be changes in the resting (basal) or the swallow evoked activity.
To test the hypothesis that subtle changes in the resting electrocardiogram can have predictive value for subsequent cardiovascular disease, the authors evaluated serial electrocardiograms from a cohort of initially healthy men and related these to later development of ischemic heart disease.
Cruz's Eyeboard takes a different approach: users wear a pair of glasses with a set of electrodes mounted inside, and an external board (powered by an ATMega328 microcontroller) measures changes in the resting potential of the retina that correspond to their movement.
Second, we use graph theory to examine changes in the resting BOLD response in order to examine whole-brain alterations in network connectivity over time.
Importantly, discovering changes in the resting state dynamics in various psychiatric disorders may provide a new tool for the diagnosis of psychopathology or for identifying individual variations in physiological arousal [59] [62].
